With the fall semester well underway on the hilltop, students have taken the time to reflect on their summer experiences.

The New Hampshire Institute of Politics welcomed former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday, Sept., 20, 2022 at the well-known Politics and Eggs Series, co-produced by the Institute with the New England Council.

On Sat., August 27, 45 Saint Anselm College students arrived on campus having walked 130 miles and raising more than $22,000 for nine regional nonprofit organizations as a part of the annual Road for Hope walk. 

With lots of cheering and smiles Saint Anselm College finally welcomed the class of 2026 to the Hilltop on Thursday, August 25.

Saint Anselm College and NHTI – Concord’s Community College have agreed to a partnership that will allow students who earn associate’s degrees in several science-related fields to transfer and complete a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in two years.

Mark W. Cronin, dean of the college, has announced that the following students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2022 semester. 

For the first time in two years, a group of six Saint Anselm students traveled to participate in the Archaeological Field School at Coriglia in Italy. 

Saint Anselm College hosted sixteen high school students for an on-campus program where they learned how to build, program, and fly drones, along with taking part in ethical discussions about how modern technology affects our daily lives.

In recognition of Saint Anselm College’s commitment to first generation college students, the Center for First-generation Student Success has named the College as a member of its 2022-23 First-gen Forward cohort.

This academic year, sixteen Saint Anselm students were inducted into the Upsilon Lambda chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political honor society.